It’s the festival of lights — one I associate some great childhood memories.
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Growing up, we had fun with our share of crackers and other noise creating diversions. The crackers fortunately no longer seem attractive and we stopped indulging in them quite long ago — besides being polluting (both air and noise) somehow it doesn’t seem like a celebration when you’re doing so much harm to the environment. Besides the fact, there’s always a lot of injuries, burns, and other such associated risks that come with crackers.
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Lights and candles, however, I have a soft corner for and I have several already all around the house :0)
I love the earthen diyas — they seem to have gotten really creative these days — I picked a few from a roadside vendor a couple of days ago and he had a few piles of different designs to choose from!
A very happy Diwali to all of you! Let me take this chance to spread some happiness, good cheer and light!
Very lovely blog, Very happy Diwali to you
Posted by Ajay Tripathi | October 17, 2009, 11:07 pmWishing you a wonderful & safe Diwali Anita !!!
Resh & Reggie
Posted by Reggie | October 18, 2009, 10:29 amHappy Diwali Anita.. this also must be your first Diwali in your own home (I think) :) so that makes it all the more special, isnt it..
Lovely Diyas, I am adding your flickr photostream in my contacts.. hope you don’t mind..
Cheers,
Posted by Tara | October 18, 2009, 10:51 am@ ajay, reggie: thank you and same to you!
@ tara: it was, yes! and not at all, please do add!
Posted by anita | October 20, 2009, 1:39 pmBelated Diwali greetings Anita. I was away from cyberspace for sometime.
Posted by Lubna | November 2, 2009, 10:20 pm